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Old 03-09-2015, 01:14 PM
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Actually, I do know exactly what went down because I had someone PM me with more details after I posted what I did in Post #17.

I won't reveal that user's name or what he said since it was said in private, but I have a little more information than you do.
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I don't understand placing a bid any time before 10 seconds to go. Use a snipe service.
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I don’t understand how a snipe prevents shilling.

Example: You’re watching an item that has a current high bid of $1650 (it’s a legitimate bid). The seller is concerned that the item will go for less than the $2K he has into it, so he has his friend place a shill bid of $2000. The current high bid is now $1675. You really want the item and set your snipe to $2200. There are no other bidders. As the auction is about to end, your snipe is placed and you end up winning the item for $2025, still $175 less than your snipe amount.

Tell me, how did sniping protect you from shilling? Weren’t you still shilled up by $350, or am I missing something?
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Most, if not all of the sniping services are free. Check out gavelsnipe.com
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